I live in Edinburgh and contrary to popular belief it's a shitehole.
fatty.
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Freya is quietly judging you.
I like Edinburgh lots.
I live in a scary part of London.
And in the country too.
Home town - [url=http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/305657745_8491c8fea1.jpg]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/305657745_8491c8fea1.jpg[/url]
Scary London - [url=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/Seven_Sisters_station.jpg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/Seven_Sisters_station.jpg[/url]
I live in a scary part of London.
And in the country too.
Home town - [url=http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/305657745_8491c8fea1.jpg]http://farm1.static.flickr.com/105/305657745_8491c8fea1.jpg[/url]
Scary London - [url=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/Seven_Sisters_station.jpg]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ac/Seven_Sisters_station.jpg[/url]
Erin
The coolest thing about Columbia, SC is its central proximity to better places...the beach, the mountains, Atlanta, Charlotte, etc. At least, we have a nice [url=http://riverbanks.org/]zoo[/url]. :-P
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YourValentine
Great post, Janet - much of what you write reminds me of my own childhood although Santa did not arrive on a fire engine but on a sled and he did not come on Christmas but on December 6th. On Christmas the presents were brought by the "Christ child" who is of course Baby Jesus but since we were only girls in the family we believed it was a girl :)
Now I live in the center of a big city and although I miss the opportunity to walk into the woods in 5 minutes I enjoy the city life - I guess you cannot have it both ways. We chose to live in this city and therefore it's the right place for me.
Now I live in the center of a big city and although I miss the opportunity to walk into the woods in 5 minutes I enjoy the city life - I guess you cannot have it both ways. We chose to live in this city and therefore it's the right place for me.
Sergei.
I should like to meet someone who resides in Nuuk or Longyearbyen.
@ndy38
I've only lived in my hometown (and my current location) of the Western Scottish town called Gourock. I've also lived in Stirling during my first two years at Uni.
Gourock is beautiful, here's a pretty decent [url=http://www.rampantscotland.com/colour/graphics/gourock6673a.jpg]picture.[/url] Very residential but close enough to Glasgow (27 miles) to make it a less boring area to live in. Has excellent pubs, so whenever you pass through make sure to stop by at least one!
Stirling is ok, it's a typical Scottish town (although classified as City) but with more culture in it. You're probably better looking to Wikipedia for good information on it :P
Gourock is beautiful, here's a pretty decent [url=http://www.rampantscotland.com/colour/graphics/gourock6673a.jpg]picture.[/url] Very residential but close enough to Glasgow (27 miles) to make it a less boring area to live in. Has excellent pubs, so whenever you pass through make sure to stop by at least one!
Stirling is ok, it's a typical Scottish town (although classified as City) but with more culture in it. You're probably better looking to Wikipedia for good information on it :P
Yara
Hi, folks!
How are you doing? I hope you had a great day.
I promise this is my last message in the thread, I don't want to annoy you guys or anyone who visits the website. It's just that I get so moved by reading the posts...Janet's post almost made me cry! Joxer's post is lovely and remembered me of terrific moments from my childhood. Now, there's the wonderful post by [b]Erin! [/b]The Zoo rocks, Erin! : -)))) Hahaha. I loved it. I did a small search and I guess that'd be a [i]tremendous safe haven for me - I'd feel great there and would go there to forget about the problems for a while! [/i]My only fear is that they might get me locked in there!!! lol
Joxer, please, don't torture me. I had already decided for the fiction theory, period - if people start making these claims, I'll get in a neurotic mood again, because I love the tales and read them I don't know how many times, and it's very likely that I'll start reading all about it to ease my mind. If many of those things were for real, I'm so going to these beautiful places in Cornwall and follow Perceval's and Gallahad's steps. I doubt you'd let me see, hm, your Excalibur, Joxer: you were the one who put me down on the other thread saying that you'd never do the Titanic romantic scene with me!!!!!!!! :op
It's interesting to see the different perspectives people may have about something. While dear Fatty is all too tired of Edinburgh, Freya enjoys the city a lot. I'd like to direct a movie called: "I love Edinburgh", pretty much like that one "Paris, je t'aime". :op The movie would consist of many stories: the city as viewed by screenwriter Fatty, the city as viewed by Freya, and so on. :-))))
I wish you all a terrific day and, for those who are still awake...a very good night. Sleep tight!
"Collective" hug, :op
Yara
How are you doing? I hope you had a great day.
I promise this is my last message in the thread, I don't want to annoy you guys or anyone who visits the website. It's just that I get so moved by reading the posts...Janet's post almost made me cry! Joxer's post is lovely and remembered me of terrific moments from my childhood. Now, there's the wonderful post by [b]Erin! [/b]The Zoo rocks, Erin! : -)))) Hahaha. I loved it. I did a small search and I guess that'd be a [i]tremendous safe haven for me - I'd feel great there and would go there to forget about the problems for a while! [/i]My only fear is that they might get me locked in there!!! lol
Joxer, please, don't torture me. I had already decided for the fiction theory, period - if people start making these claims, I'll get in a neurotic mood again, because I love the tales and read them I don't know how many times, and it's very likely that I'll start reading all about it to ease my mind. If many of those things were for real, I'm so going to these beautiful places in Cornwall and follow Perceval's and Gallahad's steps. I doubt you'd let me see, hm, your Excalibur, Joxer: you were the one who put me down on the other thread saying that you'd never do the Titanic romantic scene with me!!!!!!!! :op
It's interesting to see the different perspectives people may have about something. While dear Fatty is all too tired of Edinburgh, Freya enjoys the city a lot. I'd like to direct a movie called: "I love Edinburgh", pretty much like that one "Paris, je t'aime". :op The movie would consist of many stories: the city as viewed by screenwriter Fatty, the city as viewed by Freya, and so on. :-))))
I wish you all a terrific day and, for those who are still awake...a very good night. Sleep tight!
"Collective" hug, :op
Yara
JoxerTheDeityPirate
^im not gonna stand behind you if youve been eating kabuki beans and creating your own ozone layer! :-]